Rallyman: GT

No — cars must always move forwards; you may move straight or diagonally forward to change lanes but never laterally or backwards (p.10).

Each warning (▲) counts toward your Loss of Control total for the turn; if you reach the Dashboard limit you suffer a Loss of Control, and corner-imposed ▲ results are added to that total (p.8, p.15).

A Coast die moves you one space while remaining in your current gear and may be used at start, during, or end of your turn, but you cannot use Coast dice if your current speed is 0 or 00 (p.9).

To skip gears you roll the Gear die of the gear you want to end in together with as many Brake dice as gears you skip (e.g., skipping two gears uses two Brake dice), and you cannot reduce speed below 1st Gear (p.9).

When a Flat Out roll causes a Loss of Control you must first lay the rolled dice back out on the track (you may alter the planned path) and the Loss of Control is resolved on the space where the final ▲ that caused it occurs (p.15–16).

You gain one Focus per black or white die used when going Flat Out, and when rolling one-by-one you may spend Focus to secure dice (first die costs 1 token, second costs 2, third costs 3, etc.), paying before the die is rolled (p.15–16).